Everest Securities’ EVS Stock Soars as Chairman Acquires Significant Stake

As Vietnam’s stock market faced challenges near its three-year peak,
Everest Securities’ EVS stock
surprised with a stunning surge. The share price skyrocketed to the daily limit-up level, witnessing a 9% increase to reach 6,200 VND per share, the highest level in the past two months. Trading volume also improved, with nearly 560,000 shares changing hands during the session on May 30.

Everest Securities’ Trading Interface

The sharp rise in EVS stock followed the announcement that Mr. Nguyen Hai Chau, Chairman of the Board of Directors of EVS, had purchased over 2.1 million shares out of the registered 2.2 million shares during the period from May 6 to May 27. The reason for not completing the full transaction was a change in investment plans.

With this transaction, Chairman Nguyen Hai Chau increased his holdings from 6.5 million shares (3.95%) to over 8.65 million shares (5.25%), becoming a major shareholder at Everest Securities.

The share price of EVS fluctuated around the range of 5,600 – 5,700 VND per share during the period from May 6 to May 27. Estimating the average price, Mr. Nguyen Hai Chau likely invested approximately 12.2 billion VND to finalize the deal.

Regarding Everest Securities’ financial performance in the first quarter of 2025, the company generated nearly VND 87 billion in operating revenue, a 70% increase compared to the same period last year. This growth was primarily driven by an increase in fair value gains on financial assets classified as measured at fair value through profit or loss (FVTPL).

However, during this period, the company had to make provision expenses instead of reversals, as in the previous year. As a result, Everest Securities reported a net profit of over VND 10 billion, a 31% decrease compared to the corresponding period.

For the full year 2025, EVS set a target of VND 174.77 billion in operating revenue and VND 9.36 billion in net profit. With these latest results, EVS has officially exceeded its annual plan.

According to EVS’s management, the conservative profit target for 2025 was due to the company’s focus on restructuring, addressing financial receivables, and dealing with inefficient investments from the previous period, which carried a high risk of losses. This strategic approach aimed to strengthen the company’s financial position for future business expansion.

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